Vinamilk continues to be the only representative of the Vietnamese dairy industry in Fortune 500 Southeast Asia

Affirming global position

In its 3rd year of publication, Fortune's ranking of Southeast Asia's leading revenue enterprises continues to tighten the "input" criterion. Accordingly, the minimum revenue threshold to be included in this year's list has increased by 26%, reflecting the increasingly fierce competition between large enterprises in the region.

In a "playground" that is dominated by capital-intensive enterprises such as energy or finance, Vinamilk is a rare name appearing in the purely food-nutrition production sector. This is also the only representative of the Vietnamese dairy industry to be named in the Fortune Southeast Asia 500 for the past 3 years, since the ranking was conducted specifically for Southeast Asia.

Not only affirming its position in the region, Vinamilk's revenue is currently ranked 36th in the world dairy industry. In 2025, this brand was rated AAA+ by a global brand valuation organization from the UK - Brand Finance - the highest level on the brand strength scale. This assessment means that Vinamilk has joined the group of 5% of the strongest brands on the planet.

According to a report at the 2026 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders, Vinamilk continued to record record revenue in the context of a decrease in total market purchasing power of 2.4%, increased input costs and increasingly fierce competition. Accordingly, net revenue and consolidated pre-tax profit in 2025 were 63.724 billion VND and 11,650 billion VND respectively.

Stepping into the first quarter, the growth momentum recorded an even more impressive breakthrough, with net revenue and after-tax profit increasing by 24.6% and 54.9% respectively, reaching VND 16,149 billion and VND 2,458 billion. Notably, consolidated net revenue from foreign markets reached VND 6,069 billion, up 39.1% over the same period. This result, announced by the dairy industry giant, comes from the completion of the distribution system restructuring process as well as brand repositioning.

Preparing for the milestone "50 years - serving Vietnamese aspirations

From a solid revenue foundation in 2025, Vinamilk is entering the 50-year milestone with a series of large-scale investment and expansion plans, opening up expectations for a new stage of brand development.

Typically, the Tay Ninh milk factory project with a total capital of about 388 billion VND has been approved for investment policy by the Provincial People's Committee; the Tay Ninh 2 and 3 farm complex project with a total capital of up to 4, 130 billion VND, has been approved for investment policy by the Provincial People's Committee for farm No. 2; the Hung Yen milk factory project (belonging to Vilico subsidiary) with a total capital of 2,083 billion VND has been granted investment policy by the Provincial People's Committee...

Vinamilk currently owns a production system that belongs to the largest group in the region, with 15 farms and 16 factories meeting international standards, creating a solid foundation for large-scale supply capacity. In parallel, the enterprise is constantly expanding its direct distribution system with more than 800 Vinamilk stores nationwide, expected to reach 1,000 stores by the end of this year.

On the basis of increasingly complete and proactive scale from production to distribution, Vinamilk launches more than 300 types of diverse nutritional products to the market, thereby expanding coverage and improving access to consumers.

This is also the foundation for businesses to set higher growth targets in the future. In 2026 alone, the business sets a consolidated revenue target of VND 66,477 billion and after-tax profit of VND 9,828 billion, both increasing by more than 4% compared to 2025. If the plan is completed, this will be the highest revenue and profit level in Vinamilk's operating history, and at the same time create a basis for the business to continue to maintain its presence in the Fortune Southeast Asia 500 ranking for the 4th consecutive year.